jo A Treatise of Cap. 2.

Crisp. Fttnch Ming of Me read MewiL in the French

«fcroai.<sj,- Cf)?0tttcle Of John Crispin , that Philip Of Macedoniahah io?ells to hunt in, so? places of recreation and de-light : fa then if KoMs were in his time, the? wereHoiiirviM in l>efo?e the coming of Ch?ilk. Me read that Canulusdescription, the Patterns Wing of this land, made certain Canons«-i 8rirMp^>,z. 0? Laws so? Fo?elts in the yeer of our Lo?d IQI6.

ro. which you may read in the deginning of this Mok.WutIke Pm-Ki Lo?eSs were here in Pnglrnd before his time.

within Ergfirt*

being in number 69. except th: N'w Forest in Hampjbire erected By JVillim the Con=queror» and HMipton-Court Forest by Henry the eight, ire so antieht that no RecordBukcthmciuion of theereftion of any of them, Co. 4. Inst. j 19. ibid. i 9Jjl ^

6 .. What benefit doth grow to the King by thapreservation of Porests.-

I TJF a ironist of the Wings be carefully and diligently■f Jt Ikvtzed unto,ke?t,and p?eferved, as it ought to be, dxgood and p?o6table Lssicets, which hade the charge andcare thereof committed unto them, then there dothgrow unto the Wing bx a Fo?elt, especially theL twobenefits, that is to fa? : irtrst, the plenty and increase of5Œ>eer r as well so? the pjobtfion oftMemfon so? the WingsCourt, as alto so? the p?mcelx delight and pleasure ofthe Wing tvhunt so? his recreation, when his G?nceis wearied with the burden of cares in matters of the-Commonweale r Kecondly, the great woods andtimdertrees as well ok his Duwerts,. as of his own demesnewoods being within the fo?ests, are most especially pre-terved thereby, to he in reatmrefse when tie Wing shallhade need of them, which otherwise would de cut downand dekroxed: fo?^ the Sender and negligentexecutionof the Ko?elk Laws hath not only been the decay anddekkiMionof the A>ver almost in all places within thisLealm in Fo?MSs Hutalwofgrear-Mood and-Limber^

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